The Great Co.3x Silicone Hair Drain Catchers
R99
About
Tired of having to unclog drains every few days or paying expensive call-out fees for a qualified plumber? You don't have to worry anymore about the clogged drains with our Silicone Drain Hair Catcher. It also catches debris effectively. Perfect for use in your shower, basin, bathtub and kitchen sink. Made of soft silicone, very durable and easy to clean, it effectively prevents hair or other small things from clogging the drain and allows the water to drain quickly without back-flow. Suitable for slightly domed drains, flat drains and open drains.
Product Features
- Pack of 3
- Foldable, flexible and washable
- Easy to clean and dry
- Keeps hair and garbage in tub/sink from flowing down and prevents undue blockage
- Small hole design allows water to drain quickly, even after showering, hair won't get clogged, and your shower drain won't slow down drainage
- Fit for most bathroom bathtub, tub, kitchen and laundry sinks
- Regularly clean up debris to prevent clogging and ensure drainage speed.
- Please note: Measure the sinkhole carefully before buying: The sinkhole size should be between 3.4cm to 9.5cm and does not apply to a hole that has a buckle
Product Specifications
- Material: Silicone
- Dimensions: Approx 13.3cm
What's in the Box?
- 3x Drain Catchers
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